Solana keeps knocking on 107 and nobody answersSOL / TetherUSBINANCE:SOLUSDTMarxBabuFive things worth writing down about SOL this week, in the order they happened. The 97.38 low held, and the bounce off it was not gentle — one candle ran 100.80 → 105.66 on 989,809 SOL, the heaviest bar in 45 sessions and 2.6x the average of ~376,000. That strength lasted two days. Then a single candle gave it all back: 104.09 → 100.21 on 901,447 — the second-heaviest bar. Two of the three biggest volume bars of the month, pointing in opposite directions, 48 hours apart. Price recovered anyway, and this is where it gets interesting. Four separate attempts on the 107 handle: 107.07, 107.30, 107.36, 107.06. Four highs inside 30 cents of each other. None of them closed there. The best close in that stretch was 106.55 — every single push above 107 was sold back inside the same candle. We are now 103.54, roughly 3.5% below that ceiling, with the most recent red candle carrying 486,695 — 1.3x average. Not panic. Just more sellers than buyers. A ceiling tested once is a level. Tested four times in a week, it is a place where someone with size has decided in advance what they will do. What I am watching is not whether 107 breaks, but how. A close above it with volume above 500,000 says the sellers finally ran out. A fifth rejection on lighter volume says the buyers did. Below, 100.21 is the number that matters — it is where the last flush stopped. How are you reading this one? Ceiling or coiled spring? Analysis for discussion, not a recommendation. Trade your own plan.